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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
this jos. as well .s anybody, 4 !. knows

this Just as we'll as anybody, II II knows
anything, and II It knows nothing about
II, /. should keep quiet"
II the principles OF "Fraternlty, Charity
and Loyalty" which arc taught by the
Grand Army OF the Republic, ore antago-
niHtic to any party in this country, then
so much the woreo for that party.
Tho order in this Slate owcs very much
OF ita growth and prosperity to liz efficient
Department officers who arc doing oil In
their power to make this tho most pros
porous year OF its history. Aud very
much oithis too shonld he marked up 10
the credit OF Capt. r. II. Crago, who is
emphatically "the righ. nan in tho right
| plare.n
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EAST VIEw, WRsrcuEsTER Co., n. Y,
January %, 1851 have bsen c great
sufferer with pains in the back OF my
head, wo,oe than any headache. 1 could
not reach it with internal modicinesat all,
aud during the cold weather l have
outTered overwhelmingly. l finally thought
l would try an ALLcoCE's PLATTER applied
10 the nrps Of my neck. In leas than hall
@ day the pain entirely Cowed.
LoTTIE L. DEREAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Harpsr's Ferry Sentinel.
What might be considered ono of engin-
eering sEill in Maryland, aside porhapo,
from the Baltimore Water Works, recent.
ly built, Is the great tunnel $40 feet in
length, on tho Chesapeake & Ohio canal,
The tunnel is located in Allegheny coun.
ty, and almoat directly opposite Paw Paw
station, on the Baltimore l. Ohio railroad.
Tho tunnel proper is perfectly straight,
and slightly wider thaa the ordinary canal
boat, having usually five or six feet Of
water nit Objects may beseen through
it in daylight. and at night tue Headlights
made use Of on canal boats illuminate the
tunnel sufficiently well for oil purposes.
In the consequence OF tho tunnel being
what might be termed o single track, boata
are obliged to wait their turn in passing
through. The country around and about
thetunnel Ia very rugged and mountainous
and abounds in most magnificent acenery.
Bentt,'s Ivory Starch.
IVaet, at.-.l ~ go 4r 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Tho author Of "Zigzag JourEeya" has
yielded to public pressure as put upon him
through his publishars, and he gives us
another volume Of a new ssries. Thie
time we travel through India With this &C.
complained and companionablo guide, SEE
into the out.o!.the-way places % we'll as
the great cities, listen to tho entertaining
folk stories of that entertaining people in
tho far away %an!ipodes, and wonder
whether all this can be in the same world
az the n we inhsbit. There has not
been Q better "Zlgzag' than this, and we
gro not sure thas there will bs. II need
not be said that the pictures sro plentiful,
a.thr the manner OF the '.Zigz1g" books,
which, by tho way. form O little library Of
no mosn order.-Esk, & Lauriat, Boston.
Sldntsn & Davenport, Hheelinq.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Twenty ysIrD sgo IN enthusiastic akesch
OF the brilliant military career Of Gen.
Grant, written by Oliver Optic, he'd q wide
circulation. This book, long out of print,
hes been revived in a new edition which
brings tho great mans career to a Gloss.
Nothing that treats OF Gen. Grant can fail
to be Of interest, end Of COURSE this author
haa made good use Of his good subject.
The illustratiora arc by Thomas Mast, who
has no: in every csss been we'll trsatsd by
tho cngraver.-Lce & Shepard, Bos.on.
Stanton d: Davenport, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Point Pleasant Register, (Dsm.)
The Wheeling Register Is fat develop.
ing into q "tht!y" paper, II cen give more
"saGy" to the squsro inch, to politicians,
than shy other paper that comea 20 our
onSnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Sir Walter Scott died too soon. He
should by oil means have waited until
Percy Macquoid came along With his four.
teen superb illustrations OF Scott's beauti.
ful poem, "The Bridal OF Triermain,"
now produced on imperial cream laid ps.
per and bound in cloth OF gold. This
setting is by odds the most sumptuous OF
the ceason. Though intended as a holt
day book, this work would be acceptable
as any time and appropriate ss a gift IN.
der any.circumstances. Nothing has been
spared on it that could add to its attrac.
ttvenesa.-Lee & Shepard, Boston. Stanton
& Davenport, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

uncle Rutherford'S Attic" by Johanna
Il. Mathews, is d New England story for
girls, but there is q good deal in It that
will spposl to every blg.hearted boy. The
s.ory 10 favored with the salt air Of tho
neaside, there ic q shipwrsck in it, and a
big surprise which the readers i~nteres. 10
the homely young hero will not permit
him to anticipate. The book ia interest
ing and OF excellent metive.-Ffederick a.
Stokes, Me,V York. Stanton & Davenport,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
PUBLISHERS, OFFERINGS.
A o Of the --latest things In the Book
Lino-Mors Holiday Novelties.

a low OK tno lshteht AsiDgh III tho booh
Lino-Mors Holiday Novelties.
Those who are not too old to remember
their school dayu will recall, among other
woarisoms things, thor first faltering
steps In tho study Of geography. And
what a big word tia! was! How little the
young mind Rrasped its meaning as given
by tho book.maker and little improved on
by the teacher. Questions aud answers
had TO be learned as the parrot learns, and
still tho young mind went on groning in
tho heart Of veritable dark ~continenta.
Under the tile OF "Dfiss Wes.'a CIass in
Geography" Mirs Frances G. Sparhgwk
gives to 40 ilnsginary class a very dller.
ont kind OF instruction, and we can well
think OF the youngsters as no. only End.
ing delight In their lsasons but as making
rapid progreas in tho s;udy. 1t 10 a email
book and cheap-thirty cents-but 1t Ia
well worth the space which NO devote to
like & Shepard, Boston. Stanton d Dar'
export, Wheeling.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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lumber. Satisfaction guaranteed on lL.
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olLuo and address Of twenty wide awake ram.
ers. send stamp for circulars to
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EuUCArl,shAA,
HuUCAEltih Al.
MT. Dc HANTh IL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
fSIsteru NJ thu yJ1ItatyopN
Sisters Of the V1atationD

V"h'e4eo e"o 'AA'AHonU
A school OF more than national reputation, oneH
exceptional advantages ior thorough education Of
young ladies In all departments. Library oil IL
thoutand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corsd
piano teachers trained By E leading professor from
Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture accord
Ing to tho method OF the old italian masters.
Location unsurpassed for besuty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For catalogues. and references to patrons IN all
tho principal citles, address
sci THE DIRECTRESs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

In TAX tho Area" a paper bound vol.
.ume Of IS pages, Mr.. Kemper Bocock un'
dcrtakes to reiuts the land doctrines o.
Mr.. Henry George. Mr.. Bocock writet
thouShtiully End his work Is worth rcad'
ing. Mr.. George is setting a good many
people to wtitinS,-JOtn W. LorsH Com
pany, Ntlg York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

WHEELING &ELM GROVE R. R.
trains on the Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad viii
run as follows: 49,
Leave Wheeling:
s:sGa m, 700 a m, a m, 1l:eo a m, 1880 p m, s:so
p m, 5:S p m, 1:o0p m, 500 p N.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
600 a n, 7:S5 a m 9:s5 q m. Hiss a N, EOS D m,
4:os p N, S:S p m, 7:S5 p N, s:S5 p N.
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:lo a N, 7:45 a m. 1000 a m J, 1890 D m, $50 n,
49, p n, $40 p m, 500 p IN, lo:ol p m. :
Arrive At Wheeling:
Gas a m $40 a nj. lo,s5 a N. los p m, 8:o5 . m,
1855 p N, Gas p N, SIS p N, 1880 p n. 49,
sUEDAfs-Lehye the city q. 500 a m, and run
every hour until 9:00 m Leave Wheeling Park
o. 300 a N, aud run every hour until 10 D "a, az.
cept the church train, which will leave the Park
a. s:sS a m, and city at LIS p M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

"Favorites in Feathers" ID a charming
holiday book edited by Fidelia Bridges
and illustrated by Susie Bs-atow Shedding.
A feature is George William Curtis's "Nla.
jor and Minor" in fac similo Of the origi.
nal manuscript, The-s are selectiors from
Longiellow, Keats, Joseph Rodman Drake
and othorH. The bird pictures are in the
life coloIa and ate done very ekiliully.
Rough psper binding embsllished with
BIRDS on satin ground.-Frederick 4. Stokes,
New York. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Bentt,'s Ivory Starch.
Wash. starch and irnn without frat driving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
u. 2. 3 Q. Railroad.

:. Bella!re q Zancsvlle Through PASSENGER leayea
Bellalre at $40 q. m, arrives Of Bellaire at 4 b. m.
woodeheld Passenger Leaves Bellaire 1t $40 D,
summerdeld Accommodation leaves BollsIre At
100 p. m, arrives at Bellslrc at l0:I5 a mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

1.-THE Photo GrsYuro Calender Ia the
moat artistic thing in Ito way we have Gscn
this season. For each month thore 10 gu
appropriate Shaksspearean design by
Frank NJ. Gregory. The calender.mskcrs
will be pnt to 1t to excel this one.--FreItr.
ick d. Stokes, Mw York. Stanton & Dautn.
port, Wheeling.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12
SUsT0xviLtE. LINCOLN COUNTY.

e ster Sunday strangely omitted the
traditional snow storm.
f, Kennedy announced on Thurs lay
night an addition to the work Of future cen.
sus takerp. Having exhausted bis stock OF
names he calls on his friends to furnish q
decent prefix for the youogster.
g. NJ Owens has moved TO the Jenk.
kins farm, which he has rented, and our
village has thus lost q first clsss citizsn.
Misses Lou Hooker, Jude Weatherford and
Lee Lewis, Of Daughters College, are here
on q fling visit
Mrs. Westt etIord and Mrs. Steele are
improving w l. Williams is still con6n
ed to the house, but continues TO prosecute
the war With McGsrvey on the question Of
instrumental music in church services G
w. Ryan lie nursing HE returning strength,
preparatory 10 visit to his Virginia home
We are frequently asked why we do
not organize syndica'e 10 prospect for nat
ural ga. A sufficient reason is that with
u, gas is no novelty. We could name Of
we dared several producers OF the article,
whom we would fearlessly back against the
bossted performance Of Chattanooga, Biz
minghsm, Marion and Munich. By the
way, there is strong suspicion that this
restless boring and mining aud consump.
ton OF minerals and vspors will vitiste the
atmosphere and destroy the general squil
ibrium Of things to such an ext mt as TO
hasten TIE contamination alluded to as
The wreck OF matter and the u,h OF
worlds." The truth ia the present genera
lion is too aggressive and too exhaustive.
Population il rapidly increasing. Pos.eri.
ty will need resting place somewhere, but
the indications are that by the time the
generation now being b rn Geek locations
for their hsbitations, they will have 10 look
to some other planet to find al spot unclaim.
FED by some mining or manufacturing mon
op1ly. But our restless population must
have come great question TO ngitate We
need anott er war, as sort Of escapement
for our resistless energies. The great inter
national fl 'h-bsit controversy may culni.
nate in an eventful conflict True, "tbe
fish bait war" would not sound poeiicsi or
dignifed in ponderous history, but then il
might result in our acquisition Of the Brit.
ish possessions (which we ought to have had
long ago., the unifcstion CT our North
American continent and glorious batch oil
pensions, afording an easy and popular
means OF relieving the throes of u ple.boric
treasury. The attention of the authorities
at Washington is respectfully called Ia
these suggestions.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

Toe rule is pretty generally adopted in
this country to "use Webs,ers preferred or
biography That is the theory; but in
practice probably because we are all too
lazy to look up the common words it is
often forgotten. Here ara few samples OF
common errors, the wrorg words being
given Grs, and the right second; Alien,
sliens; mould, mold; moul., mol; mortgs'
gor, mor,gageor; coulter, Golfer MANILA,
manils, thresh, thrash moustache, mus
tschs; straight jacket, strait Jacket schot-
tische, schottish; dustt, duet nett, net quin
tette, quintet; qusrtette, quartet; sstchel,
a,chel LEI.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

Forty years ego an old lady in Baldwin
Fla about to die, made her children prom
ise not to bury her body. She threatened
to haunt them il they did, and 50 when she
was dead they placed her body in a stout
C ein OF Florida pine, placed il on the sur.
face Of the ground in the graveyard. and
built a strong log pen around it. The log
house is In good condition now and so is
the coffin within il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

A great many people make the mistake
in regarding 'the home" as the house they
live in. Now house may be ever so cost
ly and luxurious and contain very few Of
the qualities which endesr the place to the
occupants. 10 be q home in the truest
ssnse. love. pesce and the thousand little
nameless attendants upon love must abide
there. II is thus that often the poor cot
tsge is more Of "a home" than a palace. -
Brooklyn Eiele.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

wark dcn. m he ,fsS SSl, wrb mean
a. dspstcn. LAdts' aud chi uieb's we'k in
vited.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

One OF the richest widows in Cincinnati
lives in a garrett room, lends her money at
IL per cent, interest and makes couple OF
sausases last her whole week for meat.
She refuses an offer Of marriage about eve
~ other day.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

A handsome young bride was obsery ed
10 be in deep reelection on her wedding day.
One Of her bridesmaids s'ksd her the sub
ject OF her meditation, II was thinking
which Of nv old besux should marry Il
| shorId become widow. - Pailsdel phis
Call.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12
A Bower Tragedy.


Damon Blumenthsl and Pythias Rosen'
burg we're intimate friends nd clerks In
Bowery my shoe store Like muci'
lage, they stuck to esoh other in prosperity
and adversity. Whoever looks for friend
without imperiec,ions will never end what
he seeks. Damon and Pytbiss are no Ion.
ger iriends.
In this quarrel, as IN many other notable
quArrels, a woman was at the bottom OF II.
She was remarkably handsome woman
who came in with the intention Of purchss
ing pair Of shoes. II she had been an
old woman or boy their movements would
have been az slow a. that Of az Alasks gla'
cier, which moves at the speed OF an inch
and a half year AZ il was, they rushed
at her, smiling swee,ly a. they rushed
Both Of them wanted TO assist her 10 try.
ing on the shoes, but as che bad only one
pair Of feet, she smiled on Damon Blumen
thai. whereupon a shade Of veSstion passed
over the finely chiselled features Of PJth
las Rosenberg as he said in voics that
seemed to need oillns.
Mister Plumenthsl | will VAt dot lsdy
myseluf on
"Osgscuse me, Mislher Hosenburg, ! pc
leeve I knows my pishne-s mitout your ad
vice." rstorted Damon Blumen,hal. getting
red around the roots Of bic hair.
"By shiminy erashus, II somebody make
me yonee IN ID already. ! mash him dot
head on couple Of dimes twice ven he
vas mine own vader." remarked ROsenburg
paving around, calling for blood
"You tam shAokAnspes.' responded Blu
menthal, pou idiug on the counter and
dancing up and down. You peter run
ned away pefors get me grsIy mad
The fair customer isd, while Damon add
P,thi.s became closer and more eobhdsn'
tisl than ever.
All Of sudden Blumsnthsl came down
with the force Of man who trips at the
top Of the stairs and touches the home
base In the cellar Like the deposition In a
savings bank, he lost his balance. Rosen'
burg had tripped him or Before he could
get up Eo.srburg go, on top OF him, and
bumped his head on the t Dor, beating q
tattoo like that OF = mules hind legs on
the ribs Of the hired man Like King DA'
vid and other po,ents,e., be So, on the
thrown.
Mr.. Solomon I.aac', the genial proprie
tor, remembering that
These who In quarrel, iaterposs
CT must wipe bloody aose.
did not interfere.
A gentleman BY the name Of O'Rsherty
d. did interfere, and put an end to the lee
tivities.
The results up TO date are; Two shoe
clerks out Of position, after paying $lO
each to the police Judge, not 30 much Tor
publication as a guarantee OF good faith
Their employer, Mr.. Isaacs, refused, to take
back the ex bosom friends Although he
had managed to sell the policeman, who
made the arrest, a pair Of al Is, other per
sons who bad rushed into the store had car
ried OF numerous costly pairs OF shoes, all
Of which wAs deducted from the wages Of
glAdiators when they were paid ell and
bounced,
Perhaps the saddes, feature Of the case
wa, the remark OF the would'be funny po'
lice iustice, who ssil that the glsdistors
had probably bsen drinking great deal Of
beer to put them 20 much at lager hesds =
Texas Siiipg'.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12
FOR SALE!
vsluable:i Real Estate and Store
Rooms.

As Executor OF Lewis V. Philips decd, I offer
for sale, easy terms, the following real estate ia
and near the growing town of Lancaster, Garrard
county, Kentucky:
One Brick Store-room, on Public Square OF said
town, now used as drY-goods room.
One frame store.room on the Public Square, now
used as a family grocery room.
Two Store-rooms on Richmond Street, near Pub.
lie Square, one now used as Millinery Store, the
other as an Undertaking. establishment. With
this block will be sold II desired a lot Of ground
adjoining,
One farm with house aud other Necessary i'm =
proyements, on the IL xington Turnpike, 3 miles
from Lancaster, Of 1877 acres.
One Farm OF lao acres, 81 miles FROM Lancaster,
near the Lexington Pike, improved, with house
and necessary outbui dings.
one farm, unimproytd, miles from Lancaster,
KY, on the Lexington Turnpike OF 70 acres.
And also tract OF 20 acres on Gilberts Greek,
about iniles from Lancaster.
As executor, desire TO sell all this property.
am empowered by the will TO make deeds TO II,
A fine chance is now offered 10 those desiring
homes or investments.
For full particulars address my Attorney, H. T..
Noel Lancaster KY. or the Undersigned at stan
ford, KY. j. m. PHILLIPS.
200.3m. Executor.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

A Lynn clergyman relates that on one
occasion, after marrying couple. an enve'.
ope WAS handed him which he supposed of
course contained the marriage fee. On
opening it he found slip OF paper on whith
WAS written, ave desire your prayers"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

do you want to poll the jury% asked
the clerk OF the defeated plaintiff 10 a
breach Of promise suit. Yes, do? LIT
me have pole sbouts minute, III make
them see star" she retorted as she pulled
up her sleeves and spat on her hands
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

There are at Hampton, va School at
present G59 students-507 negroes and l46
Indians. In the South, engaged in instruct
ing $4,000 colored children in public
schools, are 800 graduate and $50 under.
graduate teachers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12

The first appointment made BY the in
terstate Commerce Commission ia tbs, Of
Mr.. f. L. Pugh to clerk.hiP. He ia q
SON OF the Senator from Alabsms.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-12
III. X. TAYLOR,

OF LOGAN COUNTY, Is a Candidate or the otsos
ofSuperintendent Of Public Instruction. subject
to the Democratic State Convention,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
INCOMING STEAMERS
MONDAY. FEB. =
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. FEB. II
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW.YOKK. ..... SATURDAY. FEB 10, 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hampshire (Br), Kerush. Yokohama Nov 10,
Kobe 20, Shanghai Dec Annoy Is, Singapore ~ Port Said
Malta ~ Gibraltar 81 with mdse Carter Hawley Co.
Arrived at the Bar at ll40am.
Steamer France iBr Hadey. London Jan with mdse TO
w Hurst. Arrived ut the Bar AZ u IN.
Steamer HISTORIAN ur) Ambury, London IL days with
mdse TO Henderson Bros Arrived At the Bar at m
2a4 cabin and 800 steerage Vernon Brown
& Co. Arrived at the Bar at Gam.
90 cabin aud 262 s,eeragc passengers to Il Cors Arrived
at the Bar at a.S3pm
Palermo 90 Gibraltar Feb with ndse to Phelps Bros Co
Arrived at the Bar at m.
steamer Elysia Br baxter Genoa Jan Girgent Cats
Valencia 26 Gibraltar 30 with mdse cabin and lao steer.
passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Acapulco Coye Asginwa days with mdse and
to Pacific Mail ss Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Pansma tspan) Ugarte. Havana Az days. with
mdse and passengers to Ceballos Co. Arrived at the
Steamer Agers Gorham. Galveston days. with mdse to
Steamer City Antonio Wilder Fernandina via Brnns.
WICK O. and Port Royal days. with mdse and passengers
Steamer Kanawha. Pierce Newport News, with coal to
Steamer Mount Waldo Patterson Frankfort with stone TO
Bari nyonmore r Smith. Rotterdam 81 days. with md.s
Bark %onroyiS Rogers MOnrova 2s days. mdse to
Bark Persia (Nor Aaroe London 30 dsya with iron and
empty barrels 70 order weasel 70 Benham Boysssn.
Brig Natal tswsd Hessd Natal - days. with sugar "a
Brig ycters Spencer Barbados Is days. with mdse
Brig Cora Green Phbook Port DO Pax IL davs with log
wood TO Hugo Kaaer vessel 70 Smith a Co.
sUNsEI-Wind At Sandy Hook. Light WI clear. At City
Island, light WNWi clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer City Of Berlin lBr. Lana Liverpool Feb g. Queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

dividend Of 60 per cent paid Yesterday to the deposit
Of he Genania Bank who called for IT, The
Jfth Ward savings has declared another dividend OF
Der cent making 10 per which has been paid since the
failure OF the bank few years ago.
Kate McEwan servant employed tie family Of George
Rckcr rs Chestnut ave. died Friday night from burns
received on Monday
railroad steamship and coal stu firm In
refusal take the strikers back u work and there Is
distress among the families OF The unemployed men.
Fifty Italians employed the Erie freight piers struck yes
teray for increase OF They were promptly dis
charged.
William and Robert A. Pinkeron prorreors OF Pnker.
have instituted suit against Mayor
Orestes Cleveland laying their ges $4,000. In
article published The World February 10 Mayor Cleve
land alleged have used the following language And
Pinkerions stands ready to charge at moments no.
tSe what II 10 Organized by British penal
convict is a power In the land' The Pnkertons
claim that this language is hbeous and have employed Be-
Muirtred McGee the suit The
was served Mayor Cleveland yesterday.